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Namangan to Host III International Maqam Art Forum Under UNESCO and ISESCO Auspices

Posted by Editor | Jun 27, 2026 | Features |

NAMANGAN, Uzbekistan, June 22: The city of Namangan is set to become a global hub of traditional music and cultural dialogue as it hosts the III International Maqam Art Forum from June 23 to 26, 2026, under the auspices of UNESCO and the Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO). The prestigious international event is expected to bring together more than 230 delegates from 83 countries and international organizations, reaffirming Uzbekistan’s growing role in preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Eastern maqam music. The four-day forum will welcome an impressive lineup of distinguished guests, including ISESCO Director-General...

Serpents, science and survival: Sri Lanka to host landmark global snake congress from October 1-4

Posted by Editor | May 26, 2026 | Opinion |

From October 1–4, the historic city of Kandy, Sri Lanka, will host a landmark international congress dedicated to snake science, conservation, and public health. Bringing together the world’s leading herpetologists, wildlife researchers, and toxinologists, the four-day event will explore urgent global topics ranging from venom research and snakebite mitigation to climate adaptation and human-wildlife coexistence. As a biodiversity hotspot, Sri Lanka provides an ideal backdrop for this historic gathering, which aims to shift perspectives on these often-misunderstood reptiles and highlight their critical role in maintaining global ecological balance.

The Fragile Security Dynamic: TTP, Afghan Taliban, ISIS-K, and Escalating Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions

Posted by Editor | Oct 22, 2025 | Features |

This research examines the escalating security crisis and fragile diplomatic relations between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban-led administration from 2021 to 2025. It focuses on the critical roles of militant groups—the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and ISIS-Khorasan (ISIS-K)—whose operations and ideological networks exacerbate cross-border terrorism and regional instability. The Afghan Taliban’s complex stance toward the TTP, balancing suppression fears with threats from ISIS-K, complicates efforts to curb violence. Pakistan’s response has shifted from initial diplomatic engagement to robust military action, including cross-border airstrikes and a strategic realignment toward multilateral security cooperation. The paper also highlights the severe humanitarian impact manifested in refugee crises and border militarization. Recent ceasefire negotiations, mediated by regional powers, provide cautious optimism amid enduring distrust and unresolved tensions. This analysis consolidates findings from international security reports, media sources, and academic research to offer a comprehensive update on the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict dynamics.

The Proposal for New Provinces in Pakistan: Administrative Reorganization, Rationale, and Implications

Posted by Editor | Aug 24, 2025 | Features |

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa may soon be divided into three new provinces — Malakand, Dera Ismail Khan, and Peshawar — according to future proposals aimed at improving governance and administration. This division could reshape the political and administrative structure of Pakistan. In this video, we explain the details of the proposed provinces, their regions, and the possible impact on the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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Increasing Frequency and Impact of Cloudbursts and Flash Floods in Northern Pakistan Amidst Climate Change

Posted by Editor | Aug 16, 2025 | Features, Opinion |

Northern Pakistan is facing unprecedented devastation from cloudbursts and flash floods exacerbated by climate change, global warming, and deforestation. These intense, localized rainfall events are occurring more frequently due to rising temperatures that increase atmospheric moisture and destabilize monsoon patterns. The combination of steep mountainous terrain and environmental degradation has left regions like Buner, Swat, Bajaur, and Gilgit Baltistan highly vulnerable. To reduce future risks, urgent implementation of early warning systems, reforestation, resilient infrastructure, and community preparedness is essential. This crisis underscores the urgent need for integrated climate adaptation and sustainable land management in flood-prone areas.

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Author: Editor

Namangan to Host III International Maqam Art Forum Under UNESCO and ISESCO Auspices

Serpents, science and survival: Sri Lanka to host landmark global snake congress from October 1-4

The Fragile Security Dynamic: TTP, Afghan Taliban, ISIS-K, and Escalating Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions

The Proposal for New Provinces in Pakistan: Administrative Reorganization, Rationale, and Implications

Increasing Frequency and Impact of Cloudbursts and Flash Floods in Northern Pakistan Amidst Climate Change